Octahedral Hexapodia

Octahedral Hexapodia (Octahedral Hexapodia)
Species Information
Creator	Oviraptor More by this creator
Week and Generation	1/3
Habitat	Ocean
Size	Microscopic
Support	Unknown
Diet	Photosynthesis
Respiration	Unknown
Thermoregulation	Unknown
Reproduction	Mitosis
Taxonomy
Descendants	N/A

Taxonomy

Ancestors and Descendants Ancestor: Hexapodia Descendants: Krakowhexia symbiotae, Octahedral Hexapodia Major

These organisms have evolved so that their 6 arms are evenly spaced around the cell. The points of these arms form an octahedron, giving it its name. This makes it harder for larger predators like Goliathpseudopodia to eat it. It has a higher concentration of purple photosynthetic material in the arms then in the centre of the cell. It reproduces by mitosis.